Two people injured in two-vehicle crash in Harlow
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 15:13 · Archive
Two people were left in the care of paramedics after a two-vehicle crash on Howard Way, Harlow, on 10 October.
Two people were left in the care of paramedics following a two-vehicle crash on Howard Way, Harlow, shortly before 11.15am on Saturday, 10 October. Police and ambulance crews attended the scene.
An Essex Police spokesperson said the two casualties were not believed to have sustained serious injuries. It is not yet known whether the individuals were taken to hospital.
How it is being reported
- Two people injured in crash left in care of paramedicsTwo people were left with paramedics after a two-vehicle crash on Howard Way, Harlow, on October 10. Essex Police said injuries were not serious.Colchester Gazette · 10 Oct, 14:46
- Two people injured in crash left in care of paramedicsTwo people were left with paramedics after a two-vehicle crash on Howard Way, Harlow, on October 10. Essex Police said injuries were not serious.Brentwood Guardian · 10 Oct, 14:46
- Two people injured in crash left in care of paramedicsTwo people were left with paramedics after a two-vehicle crash on Howard Way, Harlow, on October 10. Essex Police said injuries were not serious.Echo (Basildon) · 10 Oct, 14:46
In this story: Harlow · Howard Way · Essex Police · East of England Ambulance Service
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